BVSD is again looking for community members to join the Community Bond Oversight Committee to provide monitoring and review of projects described in the $350M 2022 Critical Needs Plan. 

BVSD has been working for more than a decade to create healthy learning environments and experiences that equip all students and staff with the knowledge and skills to create more equitable and sustainable communities.

We want to let you know that law enforcement responded to Boulder High School and Boulder Preparatory High School this morning, following what appears to be another swatting call.

Years of hard work at Alicia Sanchez Elementary have paid off. The school has moved out of turnaround status after educators refocused their work at the school, greatly increasing student growth, which was finally captured by the state’s assessments.

Superior Elementary, along with other schools across the country, committed to make the last week in January a special one, by participating in the Great Kindness Challenge. The week encourages schools to create a culture of kindness by engaging students, staff and families in random acts of kindness, large and small. 

There is something special about the places where sports are played. The commotion of a  gymnasium, the humidity of the pool and the fresh cut grass of a well-manicured field can bring us back to a special place in our childhoods. For Harry Waterman, Boulder Valley School District’s director of athletics and activities, these were the places where he found belonging as a child.

Did you know Boulder Valley School District (BVSD) students can earn free college credits during high school – often without leaving their own high school campus? It can save a lot of money and give students a big head start at university.